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...greater the variety of types and of attributes among Dartmouth men, the stronger the College will be. The evidence of the fault may be taken from less consequential things as well as from more. The presence of an additional button on the coat beyond that pictured in current tailor's advertisements, a variation in the height of the belted waist-line, a slight inaccurary in sighting the line of the part of the hair--any of these may as possible be a mark of independent thinking and presumable distinction as they may be an indication of moral turpitude or social...
...other 1925 managerial positions have been filled as follows: assistant manager, Philip Hunter Robb of Winchester; second assistant manager, William Henry Gratwick of Buffalo, N. Y.; Gore Hall manager, Ranlett Miner of Rochester, N. Y.,; Smith Hall manager, Walter Scott Blanchard of Concord; Standish Hall manager, James Bogert Tailor of New York City...
...Sophomore smoker will be held in the Living Room of the Union this evening at 8 o'clock. C. C. Buell '23, president of the class, will speak. "Let 'er Go," and Ladies' Tailor," two Mack Sennet Comedies, will be shown. Pretzels, ginger ale, root beer, cigars and cigarettes will be served. Bert Lowe's orchestra has been engaged to play...
...Famous Players-Lasky Corporation will furnish two Mack Sennet Comedies, "Let'er Go," and "Ladies' Tailor...
...playing at the Park Square Theatre. This newest comedy is a modern and novel treatment of the much-abused parable; it offers ample scope for the peculiar talents of the star, and gives him a role that may be favorably compared with his immortal. John Paul Bart, the "Tailor-Made...